<strong>Hometown: </strong>Wildwood, MO<br><strong>Birthday:</strong> Feb. 12
<b>Politics </b><br>Regarding political matters and elections, I've always been about assessing individuals and the associated facts and considerations. I view myself as an independent voter.
<br><b>Religion</b><br>Assuredly, I am an active United Methodist. I value the cohesive approach that co-founder John Wesley initiated with Methodism in the 1700s. Stemming from my Native American ancestry, I also have a love of nature that weaves itself into my spiritual beliefs and views of the cosmos. I have, however, studied other religions and had years of personal experience with them -- resulting in a well-rounded base of knowledge about religions.
Rockwood School District Superintendent Bruce Borchers' wife, Shannon, addressed attendees at Thursday's Board of Education meeting during the patrons' comments section. "He has level of accountability almost unheard of in schoo
Rockwood School District Superintendent Bruce Borchers' wife, Shannon, addressed attendees at Thursday's Board of Education meeting during the patrons' comments section. "He has level of accountability almost unheard of in schoo
The Excellence in Teaching award includes a proclamation from Missouri Governor Jay Nixon.
VIDEO: This weekend's steady rain created volumes of water that had to empty out somewhere. Watch how powerful some of the local creeks were!
Visitation for this U.S. Marine will be held Tuesday at Schrader Funeral Home in Eureka.
More than 450 vendors set up for Saturday's annual garage sale and swap meet in Eureka, and shoppers came streaming in, even during the second down-pour of rain.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: "A top-rated school district deserves the best school board and the best people to run it," states one alumnus of the Rockwood School District.
VIDEOS: Hear and see firsthand closing remarks from each of the Rockwood School District Board of Education candidates at the forum hosted Tuesday.
Rockwood School District Superintendent Bruce Borchers' wife, Shannon, addressed attendees at Thursday's Board of Education meeting during the patrons' comments section. "He has level of accountability almost unheard of in schoo
VIDEOS: The 3rd Annual 2013 St. Louis Teen Talent Competition will be April 12 at the Fabulous Fox Theatre. Tickets are required but free, and are available on first come, first served basis.
VIDEO: Rockwood School District's Board of Education president Janet Strate delivers her personal take on recent developments about the state audit at the end of Thursday's board meeting. She relayed: "Compromise is not a four-lett
When's the last time you've stopped in at the Eureka Chamber of Commerce? Its space is shared with the city's director of economic development.
Eureka Police Department officers are participating in a Missouri youth seat belt enforcement effort. Eight out of 10 teens killed in traffic crashes are unbuckled.
PART 2: Here is what Rockwood School District Board of Education candidates had to say at a forum managed by League of Women Voters' volunteers Tuesday evening. Return to Patch for more in this series of articles.
One booth at Saturday's annual garage sale and swap meet at Six Flags St. Louis in Eureka has a noble cause in mind—raising funds to help sponsor Eureka area residents to assist Haitian orphans.
A contemporary bistro specializing in local, fresh and artisan products just opened at 403 Lafayette in Manchester. Sample menus are attached to this article.
From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. this Saturday, the Six Flags parking lot in Eureka will be transformed into a huge garage sale and swap meet. Sale proceeds benefit the Eureka High School scholarship fund.
PART 1: Here is what Rockwood School District Board of Education candidates had to say at a forum managed by League of Women Voters' volunteers Tuesday evening. Return to Patch for more in this series of articles.
PART 1: Here is what Rockwood School District Board of Education candidates had to say at a forum managed by League of Women Voters' volunteers Tuesday evening. Return to Patch for more in this series of articles.
An armed, Wildwood man who claimed to speak Arabic and threatened to shoot truck stop clerks in Missouri Ozarks now faces a Class D felony charge of making a terrorist threat, according to Pulaski County Circuit Court records.
